Nowadays, wellbeing is assessed based on the consumption rate, however we should rather focus on the generation of income and added value. In the past, these two aspects used to go hand in hand, while today things have changed, mainly … Continue reading →

Interestingly, the exit of Great Britain from the EU perfectly coincided with the second part of our post. While we were talking about theability of the Anglo-Saxon culture to prevail over the Latin one from an economic/financial point of view … Continue reading →

Our business often asks us to study and understand the economic trends from a privileged point of view. It is like a preview of reality, where we can see how many people and companies are facing economic difficulties, including their … Continue reading →

During our daily activity, we get in touch with (almost) all the major realities of non-performing loans. The network includes credit institutions as well as the credit management services, i.e. the credit creators, managers and second- or third-hand buyer. In … Continue reading →

In 1789, during the French Revolution, the government headquartered in Paris found a quick way to turn the fixed assets confiscated from the Church into liquidity, i.e. by issuing State interest-bearing securities guaranteed by these assets (nowadays they are referred … Continue reading →